Many of Hanoi's historical relics maintain their original features even after hundreds of years. However, the city has also changed into a modern, green urban area.
Many of Hanoi's historical relics maintain their original features even after hundreds of years. However, the city has also changed into a modern, green urban area.
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| Hoa Phong Tower, and the famous Turtle Tower at the heart of Hanoi |
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| Many old houses still remain today on Hang Bong Street in Hanoi's famous Old Quarter |
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| The Hanoi Flag Tower in 1900 and today |
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| Dong Xuan market in the 19th century is very similar to its appearance today |
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| The corner of Ma May Street, then and now |
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| Quan Su Street (in black and white) and the K Cancer Hospital on the street now |
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The ancient Hanoi Royal Citadel has not changed much in the past 100 years |
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| The Hang Dau Water Tower |
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Construction on the Hanoi Opera House began in 1901 and was completed in 1911 |
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| Hanoi's development after 1000 years… |
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| Becoming a modern and green city |
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| Modern Hanoi at night |
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| Combining the old and the new |
